• Drivers For Easycap

Well, it’s finally arrived. An EasyCAP (Easy CAP) for Mac OS with USB 2.0 Audio/Video Capture/Surveillance Dongle for under $26 bucks. Everything works pretty much like the original, however all of those with a Mac OS simply plug and play! EnjoyIn the meantime I guess you could always spend your free time on chopping veggies?

Here are the features in perfect Engrish: – EasyCAP USB 2.0 1 channel DVR capture dongle is the safety system of ideal design for home/office/shop guard or baby care purpose; users can do their own security by easy installation. It is the costeffective solution to replace commercial VCR tape recorder, which also supports stable digitize video record and easy manages the recorded data via index of date and time. That’s it, make your life more safety and easier. – Supports NTSC, PAL, SECAM Video format including PAL60,NTSC433 – Supports high quality video resolution – Capture & edit high quality video & audio (No sound card needed) – Include Professional and easy to learn & used video editor software: Ulead Video Studio 8.0 SE DVD – Plug & play – Applying to internet conference / net-meeting – Complies With Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev.

2.0 – Input: S-Video/Audio L+R/CVBS (Composite Video Broadcast Signal) – Support Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Linux(V4L), MacOS – USB bus powered – USB extension cable included.Update! There’s a piece of software out there called the EasyCap Viewer. It works great with the original for Mac OSX. So save yourself some money and get the original and download the free viewer. I work for a school system and someone bought a device which you move over reading material like a mouse, but it has a camera and transmits the picture to a base, which has an RCA video out. This is to blow up the picture of the words for the visually impaired. Normally it would be connected to a TV set, but in this case I was asked if we could get the picture on an iMac.

Compatibility machine. I picked up a Sabrent version of this (Windows) open package at MicroCenter not expecting it to work. I Googled “easycap mac” and found a download of the software.

Much to my surprise it worked! The software saw the USB devise and showed the image on the full iMac screen. This system was running Mac OS 10.9x.

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Drivers For Easycap

This question is very similar to this thread but that appears to have gone off on an argument. I've got a composite input that i want to add as a channel using a (what is labeled as EasyCap. I say this as there appears to be many different versions flying around from many manufacturers / knock offs) USB stick.

Windows 10 detects it and installs it as 'OEM capture' under device manager. Installed as this it opens fine in the software that came with it (Honestech TVR 2.5) and also windows VideoView. However it doesn't appear as a card in tv-server configuration. This also appears to be the driver that comes with the device on the CD.

The other driver option that Windows gives is 'USB TV Tuner'. If i install this driver it appears in tv-server configuration as expected but doesn't give a picture in that, media portal, or videoview. Any thoughts? Hi Rob Short answer: I don't think it will work. Longer answer. As it says, with the exception of the Hauppauge HD-PVR and Colossus, TV Server currently does not support hardware that does not have a tuner.

In other words, a device that only has a composite input won't work. It won't even be detected. From what I can see in the log files, the driver that you were using at the time does not install/register a tuner. Therefore the device you have (I'm going to call it an EasyCap just for ease of explanation) would not be detected or supported with that driver. In other words, I'm confirming that your result with that driver is completely normal and as expected. So, the alternative 'USB TV Tuner' driver option sounds like the only possible way forward. When you say 'doesn't give a picture', what exactly did you do to test/confirm that?

Did you try the 'add s-video channels' function from the? If yes, what happened? If you choose 'usb tv tuner' as the driver then it appears in the list of cards. I did click on 'add svideo channels' and the following happens if you try and and preview the channel from TV Server Configuration. That's with CVBS#1 selected as video input. If you select 'tuner' is says no signal and if you select any other input you get an 'unknown error'. I get no picture within video viewer within windows either.

Just for completeness this is with the driver set to 'OEM Capture'. I've just got the composite input wired to a Wii for testing purposes. Just have video viewer open to show that it does work with that driver within windows. (excuse the random mac volume control. Screen cap fail:- ).